UK Horse Racing Tips: Salisbury

Racingbreaks Ryder sets the standard on what he has shown so far and is entitled to be in the shake-up, but a chance is taken on TONY MONTANA. The son of Kingman cost 425,000gns as a yearling, represents top connections and ought to possess the required ability on his racecourse bow. Muktamil looks set to relish the step up from 7f and is worth considering, along with Juddmonte filly Bluestocking, who receives 5lb from the boys.
Prediction : 1st Tony Montana 2nd Racingbreaks Ryder 3rd Muktamil

David Evans' SPIDER MURPHY bumped into a progressive rival on his debut last month and he's fancied to go one better for last year's winning yard. Diamond Dreamer is related to some smart types and appeals as a likely contender, as does the precociously-bred son of Frankel Rebel Red. Demand Adaay should also be treated with respect on debut representing the Rod Millman stable.
Prediction : 1st Spider Murphy 2nd Diamond Dreamer 3rd Rebel Red

It will take a huge performance to overturn the 90-rated BRESSON who, in first-time cheekpieces, looks more than capable of defying a penalty for his Yarmouth success. Remarquee is distantly related to the talented Scope and she merits consideration on debut, for all that she may appreciate further in time. Shaaden makes plenty of appeal on paper and warrants a place on the shortlist, along with the gelded son of Churchill Finest Leader.
Prediction : 1st Bresson 2nd Remarquee 3rd Shaaden

Experience can count for a lot at this time of year in novice contests and that bodes well for the filly SECRET SOLACE, who shaped with plenty of promise when keeping on well for third on her debut at Newbury. Newcomer Greek Order is one to note being a full-brother to Hampton Court winner Sangarius, as well as Ribal by Roaring Lion, who comes from a stable in fine form at present. Come Together is another well-related gelding who must be considered.
Prediction : 1st Secret Solace 2nd Greek Order 3rd Ribal

Not outside the first three on any of his last four outings, Bolt Action is a colt that deserves to get his head back in front but he may have to settle for minor honours once more behind the less exposed WALLOP. Richard Hannon's charge wasn't disgraced in the Mill Reef last time and the form of his debut third behind the subsequent Gimcrack winner Noble Style reads particularly well. Flag Flying may have been a disappointment in the Sirenia but he is a big player on the form of his debut success at Goodwood.
Prediction : 1st Wallop 2nd Bolt Action 3rd Flag Flying

WOWZERS has long threatened to land a handicap of this nature and it could be that the drop in grade may see the three-year-old gain a first win since last October. Only two lengths separated King Of Jungle (fourth) and Spanish Star (third) when they met at Newbury last time and both are likely to be thereabouts again. The progressive Temple Bruer must also enter calculations, along with Beyond Equal and Neptunian.
Prediction : 1st Wowzers 2nd King Of Jungle 3rd Temple Bruer

Okeechobee must have every chance if transferring recent all-weather form onto turf and he merits a lot of consideration on his handicap bow, but preference is for the William Haggas-trained EDUCATOR. His latest run in April saw him claim victory by a nose, despite a slow start, and he is entitled to make his presence felt on his return from a break. Gloucestershire also warrants respect dropping in grade from his latest outing in March.
Prediction : 1st Educator 2nd Okeechobee 3rd Gloucestershire

This could go the way of the class dropping SONGO, who boasts an impressive track record here and is now only 3lb above his last winning mark, which came over course and distance. This looks a suitable task for him to bounce back in, but La Pulga steps up in trip and seems a big threat. Al Azhar is clearly much better than showing at Ascot last time.
Prediction : 1st Songo 2nd La Pulga 3rd Al Azhar